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Water reuse policy and institutional development in MENA: case studies from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Tunisia

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  • Tawfik, Mohamed

    (International Water Management Institute)

  • Nassif, Marie-Helene

    (International Water Management Institute)

  • Mahjoub, O.
  • Mahmoud, A. E. D.
  • Kassab, G.
  • Alomair, M.
  • Hoogesteger, J.

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  • Tawfik, Mohamed & Nassif, Marie-Helene & Mahjoub, O. & Mahmoud, A. E. D. & Kassab, G. & Alomair, M. & Hoogesteger, J., 2022. "Water reuse policy and institutional development in MENA: case studies from Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia and Tunisia," IWMI Books, Reports H051738, International Water Management Institute.
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